Administration des affaires - gestion internationale

This program is only available in French.

Laurentian is one of three Canadian institutions that participate in the International Student Exchange Program, offering opportunities to study in one of 160 member institutions in more than 49 countries around the world.

Graduates holding a BBA in International Management are prepared to develop their own international companies and/or to initiate careers with exporting firms, organizations involved with various types of exchanges abroad, international organizations such as the World Bank and the U.N. 

Gain a thorough understanding above and beyond traditional business knowledge and set yourself on a path to play a pivotal role in consulting firms, brokerage, shipping and trade firms or public institutions including government branches and agencies dealing with international trade affairs. International Management professors have extensive international experience in a variety of business and organizational/institutional/government areas, which provides students with practical, up-to-date information and knowledge, unavailable in textbbooks or on the Internet. 

Students also develop practical skills through collaboration and experiential exercises, role-plays, and case studies.

• You may benefit from an entire year of practical field experience through business co-op internships (within the 4 year-program, some conditions are required, otherwise there is a placement course). In case of international internships, students are required to identify the hosting firm and have the internship approved prior to making any travel arrangements. Laurentian University will not take responsibility for any expense related to co-op internships and/or placements, as they represent optional activities. 
• Travel with the International Student Exchange Program: Laurentian University is among the only three Canadian universities to give students the opportunity to study in one of 260 member institutions in more than 30 countries around the world. 
• Study in small classes allow for more interaction among students and direct access to professors at upper year levels. 

Graduates have access to a multitude of career options they are encouraged as soon as they start with their university studies. Some career options in the public and private sectors include, but are not limited to:

• Exporter
• Business Analyst; Business development manager
• International project manager
• Communications officer
• Consulting associate
• Logistics and import-export manager
• Global trade broker
• Insurance agent
• Wealth manager
• Underwriter
• Portfolio manager
• UN agent
• World Bank project leader/ manager
• International affairs manager